Calendar of the Carew Manuscripts Preserved in the Archiepiscopal Library at Lambeth: ¬The book of Howth u.a, Volume 5William Bullen, John S. Brewer Longmans, Green, Reader & Dyer, 1871 - 605 pages |
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Page 63
... Lacy , and the country with him , to keep with 20 knights ; Robert Stewenson and Moriche FitzGerald , with other 20 , at Wexford ; Humfrey de Bone , Robert Barnardson , and Hwe Gondvell , with forty knights , at Wexford ; William ...
... Lacy , and the country with him , to keep with 20 knights ; Robert Stewenson and Moriche FitzGerald , with other 20 , at Wexford ; Humfrey de Bone , Robert Barnardson , and Hwe Gondvell , with forty knights , at Wexford ; William ...
Page 95
... Lacy , seneschal of all the land , and Robert de Pouer with him ; which Hue came afore with King H. 2. , and then had the government of the realm , as appeared , at the said King's departure out of the realm . Constable of Waterford ...
... Lacy , seneschal of all the land , and Robert de Pouer with him ; which Hue came afore with King H. 2. , and then had the government of the realm , as appeared , at the said King's departure out of the realm . Constable of Waterford ...
Page 99
... Lacy was sent into England . And then came one Philip into Ireland , which was in Westchester . He was made Procurator of the land , with forty knights . He was a good courteous knight , and a good giver of his meat , but no other good ...
... Lacy was sent into England . And then came one Philip into Ireland , which was in Westchester . He was made Procurator of the land , with forty knights . He was a good courteous knight , and a good giver of his meat , but no other good ...
Page 111
... Lacy , now general ruler appointed by the King , then did much disdain and envy Sir John Coursey , and sought all means that he could possible to damage and hinder him , and to bring him to confusion , and promised much rewards in ...
... Lacy , now general ruler appointed by the King , then did much disdain and envy Sir John Coursey , and sought all means that he could possible to damage and hinder him , and to bring him to confusion , and promised much rewards in ...
Page 117
... Lacy for his reward , for that he did so maliciously wrought against Sir John Coursey and others more . And notwithstanding before his end he did many good buildings , and brought the country to great civility , and was like to do much ...
... Lacy for his reward , for that he did so maliciously wrought against Sir John Coursey and others more . And notwithstanding before his end he did many good buildings , and brought the country to great civility , and was like to do much ...
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